Got off the Yuyuan Metro Station (Line 10) and had to walk along this busy road to Yuyuan.
All the well-known jewelry shops are located right here!
Welcome to Yuyuan 豫园
This 2-Hectare land is sometimes called Yuyuan Bazaar, Yuyuan Tourist Mart, or Yuyuan Market. I just prefer to simply call it YUYUAN.
Yuyuan houses an ancient garden named the Yu Garden, a historical tea house named Huxinting, a prestigious Chinese restaurant named Lu Bo Lang and of course, the rows of souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes, boutiques and an open air market as well.
Moreover, Shanghai's City God Temple is right beside Yuyuan and Shanghai Old Street is just across the road. Yuyuan is really an exciting place to visit.
Huxinting Tea House and Jiuqu Bridge
A photo studio
Hunted for food in one of the food courts.
I had no idea what soup that was, with that giant bone in it, but it sure smelt fine!
Dim sum
Random dishes for your choice
Buns
Fried rice and fried noodles
Our breakfast!
Fried rice
Prawn dumplings
Sheng Jian Bao...kinda like a fried Xiao Long Bao
Lattes for breakfast
Found a great coffee place. Their Berry Cold Brew is superb!
City God Temple
Lunch just outside Yuyuan cos this little restaurant seemed to be serving homecooked dishes.
When we walked upstairs, this little cafe is actually a huge restaurant!
Stir fried celery
Chinese wine
Special skills by Yuyuan Folk Craftsmen
Found a Hui Lau Shan here! In Malaysia, I love to visit this cafe for their cold black glutinous rice and taro dessert. No such dessert here but they have the black glutinous rice with mangoes.
Black glutinous rice with mangoes and coconut milk
Very festive in the evening!
Lu Bo Lang restaurant
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